More than 400 indirectly deceased linked to LA Wildfires, the study proposed

More than 400 additional deaths are estimated to be linked to wildfires that damage Los Angeles early this year, according to a new study.

The number, printed on Wednesday In Medical Journal Journal JamaLooking at the deaths dedicated to causes caused by wildfires, such as poor air quality and access to healthcare access.

It is a higher shape than the official death counting of 31 in Los Angeles County, which has been caused by deaths caused by fires.

The study comes as hundreds of wildfires burned in the US and Canada, which prompts quality air quality in towns such as Chicago, Buffalo and New York.

Palisades and Food fires in Los Angeles in January, which destroyed thousands of structures and carried evacuating more than 100,000 residents in Los Angeles.

The most recent study revealed that about 440 people were estimated to die due to wildfires between 5 January and 1 February.

Researchers say they raise the number by looking at all the deaths and their causes of Los Angeles during the fires, and comparing them to the same data from previous years.

Shown in results with nearly 7% of many deaths in wildfires. Others are dedicated to the lungs and heart conditions worsened by smoke or tension, while others are more indirectly – like fire-related patients.

The authors say the above promotes the need for officials to count direct and indirect deaths of wildfires and the climate-related emergencies when attempting their effect.

“They also emphasized the need for monitoring mortality in time and after the wildfire emergencies, with additional fire-related deaths without further fire deaths without further deaths in fire without further fire deaths without further fire deaths without further fire deaths with no additional fire deaths without further fire fatalities with no further fire deaths.

The BBC reaches Los Angeles County officials for comment on the findings of the study.

other The study released Wednesday in Jama That’s looking after 2023 Maui Wildfires shows that 22% of the adults in the region have reduced the lung function, and half the symptoms showed symptoms of depression.

Fires, broken in August 2023 and are the worst affecting Hawaii in recent history, killed at least 102 people and destroyed more than 2,000 structures.

Maui’s study authors say their results show that the need for “maintained clinical monitoring community and community-based” months after a climate disaster.

art Second study of Hawaii fires Maui suggests that suicidal suicide and medicine excessive rate of month by 2023 wildfires.

Wildfires are often frequent in recent years as a result of climate change, driven in the warmest and warmer weather spreading.

Except for directly threatening life and structures, smoke from wildfires is indicated with adverse effects on people’s health.

Wildfire smoke found injuries to some cell resistant cells, which has caused four times above fragments of pollution.

It can have a long-term effects on cardiovascular health, experts say.

Older men, pregnant women and little children, as well as those who undermine health conditions, such as heart disease or asthma, especially ill, experts say. But smoke can also affect healthy adults.